Wheelchair-accessible car park
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Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit in Detroit
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Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, US
Accessibility
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Yes
Wheelchair-accessible toilet
Yes
Amenities
Good for kids
Yes
Restaurant
Yes
Toilets
Yes
Phone: +1 313-832-6622
Site: http://mocadetroit.org/
Site: http://mocadetroit.org/
Opening hours
- Monday:Closed
- Tuesday:Closed
- Wednesday:11AM–5PM
- Thursday:11AM–8PM
- Friday:11AM–8PM
- Saturday:11AM–5PM
- Sunday:11AM–5PM
Comments (199)
It was a cool place mix indoor and outdoor displays.And it’s up to donations,I recommend this place for hanging out.
Cool place for obviously contemporary art. More importantly shows futuristic visions for Detroit with mini models amd videos . Also has a cafe for getting work done, cup of coffee or drinks.
Perfect end to a brunch date. Went to the MoCAD on a Sunday afternoon and it wasnt crowded so we got to enjoy all of the exhibits to ourselves. They work off donations so give what you can do they can stay open! They also have a bar and refreshments for purchase during your visit.
My teen children, husband and I love this museum. Every time there is an exhibit that sparks conversation. Admission is free but we always give a donation. A must see.
Really wonderful exhibits! It took us an hour to go through. Pay What You Can with a suggested donation of 5$.
Great exhibits, more liberal hypocrisy though
Great experience! Free, monitored parking on site. $5 donation suggested upon entry. Screening required upon entry; your choice of self screening on your phone or staff assisted screening. Large, industrial themed open spaces feature a variety of contemporary, rotating exhibits in a building that was (many years ago) a car dealership. Quaint museum shop offers apparel and gifts you will actually use. The cafe features amazing coffee and snacks to add to the enjoyment of your visit.
Museum staff was friendly, and I enjoyed the exhibitions that are currently in the museum. There were 3 exhibits that took my group about an hour to walk through.
Wonderfully curated modern museum. The DIA may get all the hype but MOCAD has the true spirit of Detroit.
This place is so much fun! But beware that is is contemporary art, and if you dont think youd be able to handle things that dont look like art as art, then Id suggest going to the DIA. But if you love seeing things put into a different perspective and finding new and interesting things, this place is for you!
Very small place, admission is free (tip based). It was my first time going (pandemic review) so the café was closed but would be a vibe if open. My friend told me they switch the artwork around a lot, its a room for viewing cinema and another two rooms for artwork. Also the giftshop is small but has local artist and store novelties. Great place to vibe out and see local artist.
Great selection of modern art thats locally made.
Good option to appreciate the arts. It’s a smaller gallery with great exhibits. They do a good job keeping people safe during Covid. Friends and I were going to go to the DIA but decided to do a smaller gallery hoping it wouldn’t be overpopulated. This place did not disappoint.
Incredibly disappointed to see the anti-Israel exhibit summer 2021. This sort of politics, including talk of settler colonialism (describing people who are actually native to the region??) and institutionalized violence, without any context for what is an incredibly complex situation, should have no place in an art museum.
It was a thought provoking and eclectic collection of pieces, especially the current showing of collaborative projects, however the video presentation left me feeling slightly perplexed. Over all, a very positive experience.
I love this place and it is near and dear to me as a member of theDetroit art community. I do wish they could do more to make sure that all visitors were respectful of the facility. I know it is a tall order and not expecting them to be police, but it would add to everyones over all experience.
Such a cool spot to see dope art.
Cool space, but I went during an event so I would have to go on a regular night
Great museum. They also host great music shows.
It’s a great place to visit in downtown Detroit. Great art and dope music venue.
We really enjoyed walking through the space during Noel Night. Staff was friendly, exhibits interesting, and there was plenty of space to maneuver even on a very crowded night as when we went. The steel drum band was fun and entertaining. Would happily return again.
So spacious, served alcohol, very kind crowd. Service workers were nice and quick to get us in. A bit stuffy even when the garage door style wall was open to let air in. We didnt care, Bill Callahan was worth it. Museum itself was closed since the show occurred on a Monday. Would love to go back to see the exhibits.
Went for the first time and had a blast. It was great to learn about the history of the building. The Art was mostly local but awesome to see! Cafe is also fantastic. I am currently considering it for a wedding venue just because it’s so trendy and different.
The people were very friendly, and the art was enjoyable.
Cool experience that draws you in. This museum isnt huge but it packs a punch. Theres many different pieces on display including a room to feature artists. The vibe was cool, the employees helpful, and the art was thought provoking. Theres also a full bar for some drinks after to discuss your favorite art piece. Good place to take out of towners. Dont forget to visit the exhibit they feature in the mobile home next to the building. Ive never gone because I always forget its there but Ive heard its just as awesome.
The mocad is a small gallery with big ideas. There is a section of the mocad dedicated to architecture.There are also chalk boards around the gallery, with opinions and ideas of the visitors.
Such a nice, open, and interesting place to visit. And entry is commission based, so there really isnt an excuse to not stop by.The at had a lot of variety and despite the venue being small, I feel I could have spent hours there. And theres a bar too, so thats cool
Entry is donation based. No compulsions and you can enter free. Brilliant display of work from contemporary artists. Some might like some might not, cos the work and the artists keep changing.They have a cafeteria inside if u need to grab a drink.
The museum is okay. The art collection is few.
One of my favourite art galleries in the world. Great rolling local and international exhibits, which is particularly important in telling the story of Detroit through locals’ eyes. Can see why the community fought to save the collection. Beautiful building and cafe, great to work in. Memorably friendly staff.
Beautiful building that serves as the periodical home to wonderful thought-provoking pieces of contemporary art. definitely a place to visit should you ever find yourself in midtown. cafe 78 in the same building has a great bar and food selection. staff are the friendliest people around!
Layout was a bit confusing upon first visit. It took us a while to find the exhibits we wanted. We eventually stumbled upon the immaculate courtyard. Its glass ceiling, eclectic decor, and convenient bar were definitely the highlights of our visit. I would pay the price of admission again just to lounge in that beautiful space on a rainy day.
Very cool, very cool, very cool. Attended a piece of performance art at this museum, followed by jazz quintet and a bit of a soiree, very excellent setting. It feels like a rare privilege to explore the MOCAD, love the scale of the art and installations!!
Saw some cool things and some weird things. I thought it was very small. You would have to really like modern art.
I stopped by here one afternoon hoping to grab a bite at the cafe. Unfortunately there was an event that prevented me from doing that, but I was still able to explore the art on display. This is a donation based museum, so pay what you can, with the suggested donation $5 I think. Its not huge so it doesnt take long to explore, but I really enjoyed seeing all the different types of art.
We visited during the DELECTRICTY event. I just moved back at the time and was completely blown away by this new gem. SO glad there is a place like this in our city. They are doing great things and are really on the edge of what is happening in the art world. Also have a full bar AND you can get food.
My experience at this place is not in the gallery area but the cafe space as a meeting place for AA. Different right?! There are meetings Sunday and Wednesday nights at 8. I’m new to town and new to the program. My first meeting there was a couple of Wednesday nights ago and it was a small group with a big impact. I went to tonight’s (Sunday) meeting and wouldn’t recommend it. It’s a big meeting in a large room where the acoustics make it a almost inaudible one.As for the art the little exploring I got to do after meeting I peeped three Barry “Twist” McGee paintings on the walls as permanent works. For me him and many of the SF based artists that in the 90’s started to share their vandal hearts with gallery goers are contemporary art. So as soon as I get a chance I definitely plan on coming through to see other great works. 🤙🏽
Super chill, friendly staff, beautiful art. Enjoyed the robolights Detroit, a must see.
A historic building which used to be an auto dealership, now displaying contemporary art. The graffiti outside is super cool and photogenic, and there are periodic messages displayed as well that are contemplative (my favorite: there is no one left to blame.) The art exhibits are a hit or miss for me, but thats because Im not a big fan of contemporary art to begin with. I highly enjoy the community projects though (giving school children cameras then displaying their pictures was way better than I expected!) There is a nice little cafe (Cafe 78), and a small gift shop as well. Also, free admissions for students is hard to beat!
It is a small museum with 3 or 4 contemporary exhibits but very well curated and with a nice coffee area with free wifi to chill in a cool ambience. They also have a small shop with catalogues, apparel and original gifts to buy.
A great fixture of the local community that is fit for the Detroit tourist. Some galleries will blow your mind. Some will make you ask why anyone thinks this is art. Pretentious atmosphere, but not unapproachable. Thats modern art for you. Happy to support it, even when it is bad. Donation-based, so there is no risk. Worth the trip for the occasional amazing showing.
Fun, accessible and engaging centre for contemporary art in Detroit. The gallery has a nice cafe and patio and space in the back for shows. Fun and interesting events and exhibitions. Stopped by for KAWS and Eddie Martinez exhibitions.
If youre reading reviews to decide whether its worth trying, then you should try it. Its not quite my cup of tea, but it is great for what it is. This is a different flavor of contemporary art from what youll find at the DIA, Cranbrook or elsewhere. Im glad I went, would go again if I knew someone who wanted to. Then again, what you see may be entirely different from what I saw. They dont own art, they just exhibit it for a limited time. Also, its one of the few museums in the city where parking is free.
It was a nice gallery. It was a date night and she enjoyed herself. Definitely have to come back again when its not raining for the Robo lights gallery outside. Quite muddy.
A great place for events and to see contemporary, thought-provoking art work, but did you know they host a free yoga session on Sunday evenings at 6 pm? This is as of April 2018 so if you’re reading this in 2019, take it with a grain of salt. MOCAD has their doors open for big community events like Noel Night as well. Worth a visit!
Honestly it is really disappointing to see art has come to this.... Ive been to many cool contemp gallery... this one only caters to a certain taste if you know what I mean!
Excellent museum that constantly giving back to the community! 💜 the weekend classes for young artistic minds because the kids get to meet & interact with diverse local artists. Loving the mentorship method & encouragement to the youth💜
Mocad has thoughtfully curated shows from artists of regional, national and international significance. They also have great programming showcasing contemporary music, writing, poetry, film and other art genres. The cafe is roomy and a great place to relax for a while.
Cool art. Free parking. Lovely cafe and bar dining area. Free WiFi. Very clean bathrooms. Even has a Teen Council group for teens. Nice chill spot with thought-provoking art.
Friendly staff but everything was closed... Poor website shouldve mentioned that.
Very nice small format venue displaying modern and contemporary art. The collection changes regularly so come back often. Cafe 78 located inside is a five star joint all on its own.
Fantastic exhibits and shows - located in Midtown Detroit near food and shopping.
Really nice use of this space. The current exhibit on the Heidelberg Project was exceptionally well done. Admission is donation based, but be generous and keep independent art alive in Detroit!
The Museum is lack luster. Displaying 3 major works of art, the museum seems to focus more on selling goods to create capital. Their cafe is the center of the building to attract patrons to purchase over priced drinks from them.Don’t go out of your way to visit. But if you are in the area stop by and expose yourself to art.
Always creative and compelling upcoming or established, local to international artists. The folks running the front end have always been friendly. Went the other night with two kids in a stroller. The toddler had a slice of pizza that even though he wasnt eating it, he wasnt ready to let it go. No one made a deal about it so didnt have to face a toddler power struggle to get rid of the slice, which Im thankful for.
It was a really nice venue for contemporary arts.
I want to love MOCAD, but Im generally always disappointed in the exhibitions and the general experience of the visit. They have a beautiful gallery space, but it is extremely underutilized. There are only two small gallery spaces that take at most 20 minutes to look through (a high estimate), and in my opinion, they are lazy from a curating standpoint. Staff is also generally stand-offish. Im hopeful that MOCAD will became a true centerpiece of the city one day, but TBD.
Check this place out! We came in from Cleveland for a day trip and had a wonderful time looking around MOCAD and DIA. The neighborhood is pretty cool and easy to navigate with a lot of restaurants and at least one coffee joint to my knowledge. Its really inspiring to see Detroit and Cleveland rally our communities behind the arts.
My favourite Detroit Museum, always interesting shows of contemporary art
Nice place, love that anyone give what they can inorder to enter but hate that most of the sights were closed.
If you are really really into art then you might enjoy this place. Tourist or general people should only visit when specific and popular exhibition is there. No entry fee but it works on donation system.
Couldnt get into parking lot. Parking machine charged our credit card at least 2 times; yet, the arm never raised. We parked on the and couldnt find the entrance. What we did it was closed for a private showing.
Extraordinary space, thought provoking special events, and wonderful Kenny Irwin installation currently. Loved the Tom of Finland exhibit at the Mike Kelly mobile homestead.Just go.
Very interesting collection of contemporary art set in a warehouse location. Includes a small cafe & gift shop. Also hold art classes for kids on weekends / holidays.
We had a blast!
Great location, awesome curation. While absolutely worth visiting on its own, check out their programme and events. Cafe and bar make this also a cool hang-out. Will be here again next time visiting Detroit. Yay!
Place is amazing to go too, cant wait to be able to visit again. always find something new to look at. if you never been its a must go
Most of the art is interesting to say the least, the christmas piece during the day was kinda cool to see but ultimately definitely a little strange... didnt see during night but heard it is better than during the dat.
We were there for about three hours and probably only saw 1/10 of the place. You could spend a pleasant day there. They have a place to eat. The place was very clean and the staff very polite.
My daughter was just married at MOCAD. Leto was a great help and very personable right from the start. He and his team did a fantastic job of helping us plan and envision the event. The day of the wedding they set up for the ceremony and reception exactly as planned. Everything looked beautiful and flowed seemlessly. They were timely and professional, and helped tirelessly with smiles all around. Thank you Leto & the entire amazing team. I would recommend you in a heartbeat. ❤️
Its an awesome gallery but I wish they werent closed on Mondays and Tuesdays :( they also have weird hours. I understand its not the DIA but would it hurt for them to have better visitation hours?Also parking is very difficult and is nearly impossible to find, being as it is a popular attraction and you do pay a fair amount to get in, they should do something about the parking situation or at least partner up with the nearby Wayne State parking garage to get you a lower rate to park.
Small museum that really needs to grow. Good for contemporaty art, but still has a ways to go. Nice for a short visit. Good cafe. Nice addition to the day at the DIA. Fun parties.
This may be an unpopular opinion but as a visitor from out of town I enjoyed the mocad more than the dia.( not that the dia wasnt wonderful) I just personally found the exhibits much more engaging and less formal, which allowed me to interact with on a more comfortable and personal level.
Nice place - really enjoyed my time here - my son thought it was pretty cool too. He has been studying art for a while now and had a great time.
Do not waste your time! None of the galleries are open and havent been for quite some time. Only the gift store and cafe are open. This should be stated on their website.
A different kind of contemporary art museum. Seasonal openings host international musical talent. The shows pair local and global. It blurs the boundaries between art, design, and criticism. The food and drink in Café 78 also features cocktails with a pantone number. Home of a replica of Mike Kellys house. Free admission.
Small, scrappy, innovative Contemporary Art museum in the heart of Detroit just a 15 minute walk from Wayne State University. They have a summer series of music-infused brunches the second Sunday of every month thru September
Great exhibits, bar and gift shop! The staff was especially amazing!
Leto was a space cowboy, but he was not a gangster of love. Either way, he let me borrow his pen, and I returned it to him when I was done. I hope he was impressed by my work ethic and penmanship
Full of unique and historic pieces. Felt like I learned a ton. Theres a cool coffee shop/bar area too if you want to meet someone or take a break with a drink.
Gorgeous artwork. lovely staff. would come again.
The staff did an awesome job explaining the artists exhibits. Great flow to the museum. Highly recommend!
The art didnt resonate with us as much as I hoped. Its a neat space and the people were great. The donations are for a great mission.
MOCAD is a very quaint location with rotating art and a wonderful cafe area inside. SuperHappySushi has a permanent operation there so I highly recommend getting sushi sometime. I was glad to discover this spot as I hope to utilize it for future meetup potential. Take a look!
I love all the exhibits. I am impressed by the range of artists they rotate thru the museum. I love taking friends and family from out of town to experience the museum.
Im not a fan of contemporary art, but I am into supporting local artists, especially young black artists in and around Detroit. They recently had a talk featuring Dora Apel of WSU on ruin porn, and the book she wrote. I was really looking forward to it, until upon attending realized it was all white hipsters that feed gentrification, there to look at images of ruin porn...at a lecture that was supposed to be critical of ruin pornography.During Q/A, a born and raised Detroit woman asked how the professor can reconcile being critical of ruin pornography, all while showing image after image of these desolate buildings in the same vein as ruin pornographers do, and that, in fact, nearly everyone in attendance was there to view the images and not take the criticism to heart.Ive since stopped attending talks there, and would much rather attend academic lectures in the academic setting, hard for me to get over that bad experience.
A gem in the city Im mad at myself I didnt visit before now. Great exhibits and we spent lots of time also looking at the gift shop which is full of unique cool stuff thats very Detroit first
Great museum and interesting art. I wish it was bigger with more to experience and explore.
Love this place. The space is great. Saw Bill Callahan (Smog) here. Great space for a concert. Very intimate setting...
Really intriguing exhibits in a great space. The galleries arent so gigantic that you feel overwhelmed. Also an amazing space for events.
This is kinda a joke, its in Detroit you would think It would be bigger took less then 30 minutes to see everything, both exhibits.
Ive visiting MOCAD a few times for private events. Its a very spacious venue with lots of history and art. I highly recommend for events or just to visit.
Really awesome little spot. If you are a lover of the arts, support these guys. If you dont like art, support these guys.
Interesting place to grab a drink or a coffee
I was there for a wedding, which I enjoyed. However the museum was not my taste. It felt dirty and grungy. I did not get most of the artwork that was there.
This place does a great job of curating interesting installations! I highly recommend a visit here if youre ever in the area!
It was pretty contemporary. But I was able to buy liquor so thats an extra star.
Small museum with small parking lot, but cool exhibits. Located right across from Hopcat bar. Near Wayne State and Cultural Center area.
Intriguing exhibits, including Tom of Finland. Charming, minimalist cafe. Gift shop has some great items for sale.
Very good place, has come a long way since its initial opening. Safe fenced in parking, lots of places to go around there.
I rate a 4 bc I have yet to visit but I hear good things about it. A huge bonus is that Thurston Moore (Sonic Youth) will be playing there!
Was okay (not a huge contemporary art fan), but the space is cool. Really good coffee at the cafe.
Fantastic way to get some art and history exposure
Chill spot- cafe has gotten super good and is doing sushi (now for a minute)Scope their concert series for this year as it rolls around (2017) gonna be hot
The person who below who said they were upset about the anti Israel needs to get educated
Fun and Wild! After a visit to the DIA a short walk or ride on the QLine will be a great counter point to your Mid Town visit.
I had a cool time there!!!They just need some outside seats or allow us to bring our own!!
World class museum on par with my museum visits in New York, Boston and Philadelphia. Lovely architecture of the building and substantial collection.
Great exhibit. Friendly dude guy man at the counter. Definitely a touch of artfulness for this uncultured swine. 👍👍
Went for a show, it was great!
Great new robolights outdoor exhibit on a sunny brisk day. Like a trip to the landfill.
Attended a beautiful wedding here... the exhibits were very nice
Interesting spot but fairly small. The special exhibit outside was cool.
Really interesting collection and exhibit. the staff is wonderful! very helpful learning about the collections too.
The bar is surprisingly good and the exhibits here are always fantastic
It’s a free museum with a good bar and a gift shop. Some people just don’t “get it”.
My daughter loved the workshop and took away valuable information, well worth the trip during inclement weather 😁😁😁
Pretty small. Collection not all that... but maybe I went at a bad time.
They have a maze set up which was fun to see and leave a small momento as part of the display
It looks much bigger online, but definitely worth the trip.
Cool venue, great place for newcomers to visit and get a small taste of the Detroit art scene
I hid a dollar in the microwave at RoboLights.
Awesome venue with an amazing bar. Great for date-nights too!
Very cool museum and must to visit
This place was terrible. The cafe had a depressing atmosphere. Also there was barely anything to see. It is an extreme waste of time
Not my style of art. But please dont let that stop you. Place has a fun vibe.
Contemporary art is one of my favorite things to see, and Museum of Contemporary Art displays it perfectly!
Every show I have went to here seemed to have a pretentious feel,; was expecting this place to be more gritty like the old underground gallleries that have been swept under the carpet for this gentrification station.
The artist never showed distite being there for 3 hours did not tell people it was outside and there were no chairs
The naughty drawing activity was great and the exhibitions were mind boggling......Loved it
Very cool gallery with some great modern artists.
I was very impressed with their expressions of commitment to artists and equality.
The facility being in the former dealership was really interesting. It was a nice place to go.
They might have had a part of it closed to changing exhibits but if was very small.
Always inspiring, rotating selection of modern art... with a great tea, coffee and booze bar on premises
Interesting exhibits, but limited array.
Had a work party here and it was a very nice experience.
VERY contemporary. Christmas exhibit is not for little ones.
Interesting artwork, quick walk-through, quiet place with a cute Cafe
Always interesting exhibits and the bar is nice too.
Amazing place! Awesome staff. Always something cool happening here.
Nice collection of artwork. I always enjoy browsing through the Musem of Contemporary art.
The staff were very friendly but it took us a whole 10 minutes to see all of the art.
Awesome place with friendly people!! Must go check them out.
Intriguing Museum, great place for receptions and a snack at their Cafe and Coffee Bar
Kind of small. They used to change the exhibits every now and then. I didnt like what they displayed.
Amazing gallery space and venue but LITERALLY the worst bar service on earth... Like... Wow
Amazing and worth a visit anytime youre near
Tons of neato art here, well worth a few visits to take it all in properly.
Great place to go to check out different art than the Dia has to offer
Cool art gallery and music venue. A nice gem in Detroit.
Really awesome artwork that makes you think about your place in reality.
Audio/visual pieces are really interesting.
A delight, highly recommended especially for live music events.
Cool. Modern. Worth a visit during your trip to midtown
Friendly staff, interesting art,what else could you ask for?
This is where people go to admire the galleries that seem realistic and contemporary related.
Very interesting, provocative exhibits. Enjoyable
They need to find bigger space and exhibit more.
Always a great time, interesting different exhibits
Always interesting and inspiring shows. Some food and a bar.
Great rotating exhibits. KAWS was amazing.
Art is alright, but dont buy coffee from here. Baristas dont know what theyre doing.
When having musicians play you really need a stage to where the crowd can see above.
I love it. It is very tiny but very nice and clean.
If youve never been youre missing out on a Detroit jewel. A must for true Detroiters
Love the art
Awesome place....very unique exhibits
Loved the modern exhibits & use of tech.
Good place for young artists to show their work.
Great for a quick look at some art and a cup of coffee
Interesting museum, something different to see besides the DIA.
Cool spot, donation for entry and good art.
It was ok I was pregnant I want and I get tried it was a lot of walking
Ohwee..my homie...my friend..my Gurl from Germany has a book signing there TONITE!!!
Robolights exhibit is a must see while it is in town!
Cool place. They also have food.
Nice museum space, they serve drinks
Went here for a party. Pretty neat place!
I keep visiting and find it just ok. Cool building and location
I always enjoy the exhibits here.
Loved it..... Basic city art from school kids
Drove all the way, but it was closed due to Lincoln. They should have said it somewhere.
Small space. Interesting art though. Thought it would be bigger.
Great exhibits and yoga on Sundays is great!
Sorry, but I dont get it 🤪 but nice people with good customer service! ✌😉
Love this place
Fun place. Cool exhibits.
Well be back... New exhibits are coming soon!!!
Total reviews rating 4.5
199 Reviews for Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit 2023:
Review №1
2022-01-26Outstanding art exhibits and a quite cafe with delicious drinks.
Review №2
2022-06-24Excellent exhibit featuring jazz and Sun Ra. Its a pay what you wish admission fee. But recommend paying as much as you can - this is a wonderful space and needs to be successful
Review №3
2021-05-05Take a virtual tour of this fabulous Museum of Contemporary and Modern Art.Considered to house one of the best art collections in the United States, the Institute showcases everything from mummies to modern art and African masks to Monets in its outstanding collection of over 65,000 works. Dont miss the General Motors Center for African American Art, a part of the DIA which showcases 400 pieces, in various media, by African American artists.
Review №4
2021-05-18What an amazing addition to the artistic scene in Detroit. Nothing stuffy or formal... just enough to pique your interest, without overtaxing the senses.Best of all the entrance fee is whatever you can afford to donate! The MoCaD is a must see!
Review №5
2019-03-21Great museum. Its free and theres even a coffee shop, so you can enjoy a cup after seeing some authentic modern art. It a very wide open setting with no walls and plenty of room to enjoy yourself. There wasnt a lot of people when I went, but you could tell that many have been here. It isnt huge, but there is a nice variety.
Review №6
2021-01-05Stopped here and I loved it! They had the Christmas exhibit outside , I enjoyed the museum and It’s a nice lowkey spot with cool and interesting art
Review №7
2019-12-01Love the space. Love the atmosphere. Good location. Last night was the most crowded show we’ve been to here. Almost felt like too many tickets were sold? Appreciate the water dispenser up at the bar but it was really hard to get to it through the crowd. Sad that no coffee was available this time. (Yeah, we are old.) Overall a good experience but not sure why we had to wait in line for so long after the start time of 8pm to get inside, though... The older I get the more I wish shows would start on time.
Review №8
2018-06-05Had a great time. Went to see the Terracotta Warriors, and saw some other displays.Ragnar Kjartansson was a great experience. A group of people in an old home in NY, various different rooms all start playing a song. You see each of the musicians playing on different screens around the room.
Review №9
2020-10-11Well worth a visit. Great space, somehow both small & large. Free to enter (donations accepted/encouraged) and free parking.
Review №10
2019-02-20Wonderful museum. Turned out to be the perfect venue for a wedding and reception. These photos were take by MeandHim Photography.